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In HBO’s The White Lotus, the show’s glamorous vacation destination is just as much a main character as the moneyed, chaotic guests at the resort themselves. So perhaps it’s no surprise that just as the third season set in Thailand goes to air, a new CB2 lifestyle collection inspired by the show does too. (You may not want to live the exact life of a White Lotus character—because, well, someone always gets murdered—but a life like them might be nice. They are staying at a tropical five-star resort, after all.)
The CB2 collection, available starting February 17, features lots of things—cotton bedding, bed frames, curtains, rugs, and decorative objects—but there’s a distinct focus on entertaining. There’s serving plates with an elephant motif, a drinks tray with a lacquered White Lotus, cocktail glasses etched with slithering snakes, and cocktail picks with a mischievous looking monkey.
Andrea Erman, CB2’s senior director of design, says that they were particularly inspired by what a guest might indulge in by the infinity pool at five-star resort in Thailand—think Mai Tais with little paper umbrellas or juicy tropical fruits like mangos. “Luxury resorts—especially those as captivating as the ones in the series—are all about indulgence, escapism, and those unforgettable poolside moments. We wanted to capture that essence through thoughtfully designed cocktail and entertaining pieces,” she says. Many of the animal symbols used are species not only one can find in Thailand, but are also featured in the series’s opening credits.
Most objects feature deep, jungled greens, rich blues, and ornate golds—colors meant to evoke the lush vibrancy of Thailand but also the dark and moody energy of the series itself. The dinnerware also boasts the traditional Thai batik pattern. “This collaboration isn’t just about furniture and decor—it’s about creating a mood, an experience, a bit of fantasy,” says Erman of the collection, which features pieces ranging from $20 to $2,700, and also includes ornately patterned rugs, a sofa, and a bed frame.
Shop an edit of the collection, below.
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